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Die Schlade
A dry valley rich in natural diversity
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The Schlade Nature Reserve stretches as a dry valley from west to east in the Schlade district of Bergisch Gladbach. Established in 1971, it features a unique landscape on the edge of the Paffrath limestone basin. It is bordered by the districts of Grube and Kley to the north and Rommerscheid to the south.
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The nature reserve was established in 1971.
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- Founded
- 1971
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Guided Story
You find yourself at the Schlade Nature Reserve, a dry valley stretching from west to east. Established in 1971, this area offers a unique landscape at the edge of the Paffrath limestone basin. To the north, it is bordered by the districts of Grube and Kley, with Rommerscheid to the south. The diverse flora and fauna thrive in this distinct environment, offering plenty to explore. You might hear the gentle rustling of leaves or the calls of birds that call this place home. It's a perfect spot to take a moment and connect with nature.
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